Decision Wheels
Decision wheels are free spinners that make a choice for you at random, from a simple yes or no to who does the dishes or what to do tonight.
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Chore Wheel
Hand out household chores fairly with a random chore wheel. Spin to assign dishes, laundry, trash and more; no more arguing over whose turn it is.
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Coin Flip Wheel
Flip a coin online with a heads or tails wheel. A fair 50/50 coin toss for kick-offs, bets and quick decisions.
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Date Night Ideas Wheel
Stuck in a date night rut? Spin for a random date idea, from a picnic to a cooking class, and edit the wheel with your own favorites.
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Dice Roll Wheel
Roll a six-sided die online with a dice wheel. Every number from 1 to 6 has an equal chance, just like a real die.
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Magic 8 Ball Wheel
Ask the Magic 8 Ball wheel a yes or no question and spin for one of the 20 classic answers, from It is certain to Very doubtful.
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Random Color Wheel
Spin for a random color. A simple color wheel with the rainbow plus pink, brown, black and white, for games, art and outfits.
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Things to Do Wheel
Bored? Spin the things to do wheel for a random activity, indoors or out. A quick cure for a slow weekend.
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Yes No Maybe Wheel
Spin for yes, no or maybe. A free random decision wheel with three answers, for questions that deserve a little wiggle room.
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Yes or No Wheel
Can't decide? Spin the yes or no wheel for an instant, fair answer. Free random yes or no picker with a 50/50 chance.
Each wheel starts with entries that suit one kind of decision, and every entry has the same chance of winning. Change the entries to fit your own choice, or give one a bigger slice if it deserves better odds.
A wheel won't make a big decision for you, but it is good at ending small ones. When a choice doesn't matter much, a quick spin saves the back-and-forth. And when the result lands and you feel let down, that tells you what you wanted all along.
Which Decision Wheel to Use
Start from the kind of answer you need.
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Yes or No
A straight 50/50 answer to one question.
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Yes, No or Maybe
Three answers, for when a firm no feels too strong.
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Heads or Tails
A coin flip for two people or two options, with no coin needed.
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A Number from 1 to 6
A dice roll for board games or picking one of six options.
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Who Does Which Chore
Share out housework fairly between family or roommates.
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What to Do Tonight
Date night ideas, or things to do when you're bored.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about how the wheel works, what it saves and how fair it is. Want proof? Try the randomness audit.
What is a decision wheel?
A decision wheel is a spinner with one option on each slice. You spin it, and the option that stops under the pointer is your decision. Every option has the same chance unless you give one a bigger slice.
Is it better to flip a coin or spin a wheel?
Both are fair for two options. A wheel also works for three or more options, can give one option better odds, and lets a group watch the result on a shared screen.
Can I make my own decision wheel?
Yes. Open any decision wheel and change its entries, or start on the home page with a blank wheel and type your own options, one per line.
Need Something Else?
See all templatesEvery template is a starting point. Open the wheel spinner to type your own entries, or change any template's entries to fit.